Morning all 
CBS, etc. Looks pleasant but chilly out.
Boiler being serviced today.
CBS, etc. Looks pleasant but chilly out.
Boiler being serviced today.
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Someone grabbed the landline phone number I wanted between me finding it on Sunday and being able to purchase it against the new limited company yesterday
I have a different one but it's not quite as good....merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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I have however picked up 2 additional domain names for part b of plan b...Originally posted by eek View PostSomeone grabbed the landline phone number I wanted between me finding it on Sunday and being able to purchase it against the new limited company yesterday
I have a different one but it's not quite as good....merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Morning all
Dry out, cloudy. It's 9 degrees at the moment with a forecast high of 16. Looks like it'll remain dry and potentially sunny with no rain due until this evening. Barometer has lept up to 1009 mBar.
First coffee being drunk.
Will be booking all the transport and accommodation later today for our holiday to Portugal on Friday.
On hold to HSBC again.Comment
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Morning.
Bright and sunny out but cold.
I have watery eyes which means I have yet another common cold...."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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The Dog (tw) has been walked in the dry.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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If you're not going out, and are wearing a mask when you do, how did you catch a cold?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostComment
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Welcome to the mystery which is that it's 2020 we are in a pandemic and we still don't understand how infections work..Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
And what we do know runs contrary to how most people believe they work and spread.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Morning denizens
Fairly grey out, 10°C, but dry for now
I suppose I'd better try to be a few minutes early to the doctor's, rather than my usual thing of allowing one minute to leave the flat and walk next door, as they probably want to point a tricorder at my forehead and stuff like that
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Only 39 minutes this morning.
Lovely Scottish chap (gorgeous accent, he could have gotten away with telling me anything and maybe he did!). Apparently there's been a spike in people locking themselves out of online banking and its caused a bit of a backlog. He confirmed a chase had been sent on Monday. He also bothered to go through full security and look at my account, which previous people claimed they couldn't do. Also kindly offered to help with any transaction info or move money about, which none of the others bothered with suggesting. So it seems I just need to wait for my reset to work its way through the system and plop out the other end.
Not especially useful outcome but a nice accent and a helpful attitude does make all the difference.
I wonder if it's possible to tell if someone is maliciously trying to access an account vs someone being a numpty and typing in the wrong username? It would be very helpful if HSBC could at the very least send an alert out to the account owner of unsuccessful log in attempts. I would love to find the person who thinks my username is theirs and slap them upside the head.Comment
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